Federalism is Still The Future
by
Dato' Dr. Ooi Kee Beng
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Let’s not go back to the late Abdullah era
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One important effect of the March 8, 2008 elections was that it forced the BN government in Putrajaya into crisis management. That became the responsibility o...
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The Rest of Sabah
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Over the last few weeks, Sabah demanded the attention, thoughts and prayers of Malaysians as a small group of Suluks’ claim to the northern Borneo state of Sabah led to bloodshed in the town of Lahad Datu, shocking a country which has enjoyed many years of peace.
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Making Space Truly Public
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A public space is not public by virtue of it not being private. What makes it public is that the public seeks it out as a place to be.
Khaw Sim Bee and The Na Ranong Family: A Shared History of Penang and Southern Thailand
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Penangites may recall catching a glimpse of a road sign bearing the name “Jalan Khaw Sim Bee” while passing Perak Road. This may very well be the only landmark in Penang reminding us of the Khaw family who once commanded a business empire which straddled Penang and southern Siam.